“Grimaud was the soloist. The pianist dazzled, as she does so well, in the outer two movements. But it was her tender work and the matched sound of the ensemble that made me want to hear the second movement again.”
Valerie Coleman’s stirring ‘Umoja’ is a Philadelphia Orchestra milestone: The first classical work by a living African American woman that they have performed.
‘Umoja, Anthem for Unity’ takes listeners from a place of peace to joy.
The Classical Review, September 19, 2023
DIE ZEIT, September 14, 2023
NEW RECORDINGS Pianist Hélène Grimaud’s New Album, “For Clara” by The Violin Channel September 8, 2023 Released on Deutsche Grammophon, the new album concentrates on Grimaud’s long relationship with the music of Schumann & Brahms French pianist Hélène Grimaud released her new album, “For Clara,” on Deutsche Grammophon. The
Full article » CLASSICAL: For Clara: Works by Schumann & Brahms – Hélène Grimaud and Konstantin Krimmel – Deutsche Grammophon Perhaps the most intriguing love triangle in classical music is that of Robert Schumann, his wife Clara and up ‘n’ coming composer Johannes Brahms. As Robert’s mental struggles grew
HÉLÈNE GRIMAUD liebt nicht nur das Klavierspiel, sondern auch die NATUR. Passend dazu veröffentlicht sie jetzt ein ALBUM mit Werken der ROMANTIK.
